This movie is actual special. While it is billed as a kung-fu wiseguy mashup, it is really a story of coming to terms with who we are, and also a love story. The lead character 'Vinny' Chow, is a Chinese guy in NY who wants to date an Italian girl. Why not, right? But she only dates wiseguys, so he figures to get her attention he will become one, too. Thing is, he can't, and this causes all the fun trouble in the film. Also, in the middle of all the macho men is a a gay black guy, Lawrence, who is the only one in the film who is secure in who he is. He speaks with a high-pitch voice, flirts, d…
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Made in Chinatown
Overview
A young Chinese nobody sets out to become a Don in the Italian Mafia. It turns out that earning respect, finding love, and discovering his identity doesn't come so easy. He'll have to fight his way to the top.
Release date
10/05/2021
Votes
11
Popularity
1.1
Jay Kwon
Vinny Chow
Theresa Moriarty
Tina DiPocco
Lo Meng
Hung Phat
Tony Darrow
Al Capella
Vincent Pastore
Amadore Condimento
Raymond J. Barry
Sean O'Greedy
James Lew
Kane
Maggie Wagner
Miss Mary
Chiu Chi-Ling
Hai Chu
Tony Ray Rossi
Fountain Soda Eddie
William DeMeo
Produce Joe
Paul Borghese
Frankie Brows
Asia Sparks
Lotus Petal
Shuya Chang
May Wong
Zack Beyer
Vito
John Sialiano
Luigi
Stefano De Fre
Rocco
Geoff Lee
Liu The Ancient
Tak Wah Eng
Master Eng
Shing Ka
Ming
Fenton Li
Mr. Chow
Patricia Lee Chu
Mrs. Chow
Timothy Chivalette
Joey Risotto
Emmanuel Brown
Lawrence
Artie Pasquale
Felone
Joseph D'Onofrio
Donny The Baker
Celia Au
Suzie Wong
Jeff Pirrami
Salame The Deli Man
Chris Caldovino
Paulie
Tisha Tinsman
Mrs. DiPocco
Danny Collingo
Danny Boy
Gine Liu
Noodle Maker
Francesca Ruscio
Reporter
Original Soundtrack
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It wasn't until the 2nd watching that I started seeing all the Easter eggs in this film. Twisted lines from The Godfather, Donnie Brasco, Goodfellas, Bruce Lee, Zen and more. Images and props from other films. The writer did a great job smashing stereotypes by directing fun at them, not playin on them. He actors played their parts straight, with silly dialogue. I think this is the first time these two genres have been mixed, and at the core is a story of self-identity and love. Really good. Not a 10, but sure to be a Cult Classic and a study for film students for decades to come.
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